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Although we do not like to find hair in our food, hair is not toxic, you will not choke on it, it is harmless. Hence, it does not present any strong grounds for a lawsuit.
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If a person get food poison after eating in the restaurant can you sue the restaurant?
lol ya
Can you sue a restaurant if you find glass in your food?
Yes.
Can you sue a fast food restaurant if you find a bug in your food?
yup,u have the right to
Can you sue a fast food restaurant if you find a band aid in your food?
yes actually you can. people have sued for a lot less.
Can I sue a large chain restaurant if a customer next to me broke a plate and a large peace of it cut my left hand?
No because it was the customer not the restaurant ... you may be able to sue the customer who broke the plate!
Can you sue a restaurant for having mice?
yes but you should leave them because you can have mice for supper or lunch
Can you sue if you find hair in your food?
This all depends on if the food was processed or if you were in a restaurant. Either way you will spend too much money to take it to court ,it would not be worth the trouble. If you were served in a restaurant, you can show the hair and ask for another serving, or if you lost your appetite you can tell them you refuse to pay for your meal. This would be understandable.
Can you sue a restaurant for a band aid in your salad?
You can't sue a restaurant for a bandaid in your salad unless it caused you harm. You can report this occurrence to your local department of health.
Imagine that you have just discovered half a wiggling worm in the hamburger you are eating?
dodo ------I would assume I just ate the other half, then I would sue the fast food restaurant because I'm allergic to worms in my food and besides that's not what I ordered. Oh! I would be mad.
What could happen if you don't inspect all the foods you receive in a restaurant?
You can get sick and then you could sue the restaurant.
Expenses for restaurant business?
Typical expenses incurred by a restaurant are, Labor, Food & beverage, paper products, dishware, cookware, utinsels, cleaning products, repair and maintenance, courier charges, advertising and marketing, legal counsel (for when customers sue you), and utilities.
Can you sue for a band aid in your food?
Yes, you can sue, because it should be against permit policiy. :) It is also a safety hazard because it could contain blood from someones body that could be contaminated with all sorts of disease, potentially making you very ill. You can't sue just because it is there. You would need to claim some kind off damage from it. Most restaurant owners will feel genuinely embarrassed by it and offer some compensation as a customer satisfaction issue as well as to prevent publicity and reports to the board of health.
